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Real Estate
 Brian Miller Real Estate Editor |
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January 31, 2019
On the Block: Family that owns Alki Lumber in West Seattle plans to redevelop its property, but not sell
The 3.5-acre Alki Lumber property in West Seattle, at 4422 36th Ave. S.W. and related addresses, is bound for redevelopment.
An early mixed-use feasibility plan has been filed by architect Northwest Studio on behalf of the owner, the Sweeney family, which will continue to operate its business during and after construction.
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